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Supreme Court Says Warrants Are Required For GPS Monitoring by Police

By Joseph J. Lazzarotti & Michelle T. Hackim on February 2, 2012
Posted in Monitoring

Supreme Court, GPS monitoring, Fourth Amendment and some thoughts for employers…
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